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Manila, Philippines
from £96

Bangkok, Thailand
from £110

Seoul, South Korea
from £114

Okinawa Island, Japan
from £118

Hong Kong, Hong Kong
from £129

Jeju City, South Korea
from £133

Busan, South Korea
from £136

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
from £149

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
from £154

Hanoi, Vietnam
from £161

Phú Quốc, Vietnam
from £162

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
from £164

Osaka, Japan
from £165

Shanghai, China
from £166

Angeles, Philippines
from £179

Tokyo, Japan
from £183

Da Nang, Vietnam
from £185

Macau, Macau
from £187

Singapore, Singapore
from £199

Fukuoka, Japan
from £201

Cebu, Philippines
from £205

Chiang Mai, Thailand
from £207

Sapporo, Japan
from £207

Sendai, Japan
from £210

Nagoya, Japan
from £212

Fuzhou, China
from £224

Guangzhou, China
from £241

Hangzhou, China
from £242

Beijing, China
from £244

Shenzhen, China
from £266
Flights from Taipei make sense if you want big network reach with smooth, modern airport experiences and quick city access. Two complementary airports give you both long haul breadth and ultra convenient regional hops.
Taiwan Taoyuan International handles the majority of international traffic, so you get wide coverage across Asia, North America, and Europe, plus plenty of connection choices. Schedules ramp up around major holidays and summer, which means more options, with prices that can fluctuate subject to change.
Taipei Songshan sits close to the city center, so domestic and select regional trips become fast, low hassle getaways. It is popular for quick business trips and weekend flights from Taipei when time matters most. Across both airports, signage is clear, processes are efficient, and terminals are easy to navigate. That combination makes Taipei a smart hub for cheap one way flights and complex multi city journeys alike. Travelers also appreciate that the city’s transport links keep door to gate times reasonable, so even last minute flights from Taipei can feel manageable when plans change.
A mix of short hops, seasonal escapes, and long haul links keeps Taipei’s route map fresh throughout the year. Example patterns and times are available, and all are subject to change.
Short haul routes to Japan remain perennial favorites for food, culture, and the snow season. Think Taipei to Tokyo Haneda at about 3 hours nonstop and Taipei to Osaka around 2 hours 30 minutes nonstop, with multiple carriers in the market. If you are exploring the country, linking your return from another city can be easier when you plan with the Nomad Search Tool and focus time in key regions of Japan.
Northeast Asia city breaks are quick and enjoyable, like Taipei to Seoul in roughly 2 hours 20 minutes nonstop, and Taipei to Hong Kong in about 1 hour 50 minutes nonstop, ideal for weekend trips or last minute flights. Southeast Asia draws travelers for warm weather and food adventures, with Taipei to Bangkok around 3 hours 45 minutes to 4 hours 10 minutes nonstop and Taipei to Singapore at roughly 4 hours 30 minutes nonstop for a great city escape. For long haul, Taipei’s transpacific links put North America within overnight reach: Taipei to Los Angeles is around 12 hours nonstop and Taipei to Vancouver about 11 hours nonstop, while Europe is typically 12 to 14 hours nonstop to major hubs. Combining Asia with a European stop, such as Amsterdam, can be streamlined by mapping the sequence and locking fares as they move.
Prices rise and fall with seasonality and demand, so timing and tools make a real difference. Flexibility plus a few simple habits help a lot.
Shoulder periods frequently bring value, especially between major holidays and outside peak summer, though availability varies. For short haul, looking 4 to 6 weeks out can balance choice and price, while long haul bookings often work best 2 to 4 months in advance. These are general patterns that can change.
Set a Price Alert to track specific routes and dates without constant checking, getting notified when prices change. For multi city trips, use the Nomad Search Tool to enter three or more stops and your preferred stay lengths for an efficient order. For more flexibility, try Travel Hacks such as self transfer, hidden city ticketing, and throwaway ticketing with filters you are comfortable with. Broader calendar searches and midweek departures can also shift fares substantially.
Understanding Taipei’s two main airports will save you time and stress, whether you value proximity or global reach.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is about 40 kilometers west of central Taipei, with the Taoyuan Airport MRT linking the airport and Taipei Main Station in roughly 35 minutes, plus frequent buses and taxis. There are two main terminals with lounges, dining, and duty free. Arrive at least 2 hours before international departures, more if checking bags or during busy periods, as queues can grow during holidays.
Taipei Songshan Airport is approximately 5 kilometers from downtown, directly linked by the Taipei Metro Wenhu Line at Songshan Airport station BR13. Its compact layout makes navigation quick, and it is preferred for domestic flights and selected regional services. Arrive about 1.5 hours before departure at peak periods. Both full service and low cost airlines serve Taipei, each with their own rules. Kiwi.com can combine separate carriers using self transfer and Travel Hacks, expanding your options. For added confidence, the Kiwi.com Guarantee includes Disruption Protection, automatic check in with timely document submission, and 24 hour instant chat support.
The fastest option is the Airport MRT, while budget travelers often choose city buses or intercity coaches.
Transport option | Typical time minutes | Typical cost | Frequency | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
35-40 min | TWD 150–160 (~USD 5) depending on terminal; express service available | every 4–15 min (traffic dependent for road connections) | fastest from Taipei Main Station | |
60-90 min | TWD 100–145 (~USD 3–5) depending on operator and route | every 15–30 min (traffic dependent) | budget travelers from city center | |
40-70 min | $1,000 – $1,500; TWD 1,000–1,500 (~USD 31–47); metered fare plus highway tolls | on-demand 24/7 (traffic dependent) | door-to-door with luggage | |
40-70 min | $900 – $1,400; TWD 900–1,400 (~USD 28–44); surge pricing may apply | on-demand 24/7 (traffic dependent) | flexible departure from any location | |
40-70 min | $1,500 – $2,500; TWD 1,500–2,500 (~USD 47–78); fixed rate, pre-booked | pre-booked, on-demand (traffic dependent) | groups or travelers with heavy luggage |
Transport option | Typical time minutes | Typical cost | Frequency | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
10-20 min | TWD 20–35 (~USD 1) depending on origin station | every 4–6 min (traffic dependent for surface connections) | quickest from central Taipei | |
10-25 min | TWD 150–300 (~USD 5–9); metered fare | on-demand 24/7 (traffic dependent) | door-to-door near city center |
Notes:
Updated: March 2025
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